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Paris Fashion Week 2024 — Chanel Spring/Summer 2025 show
Becky sat front row at Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2025 show, the house’s return to the newly restored Grand Palais in Paris.
- Venue
- Grand Palais
- City
- Paris, France
- Who
- Becky Armstrong
- Show
- Chanel Spring/Summer 2025 Ready-to-Wear
- Hashtags
- #ChanelSS25xBecky #CHANELSpringSummer
The day
Becky Armstrong at Chanel’s return to the Grand Palais
↓Sources belowOn Tuesday 1 October 2024, during Paris Fashion Week, Chanel presented its Spring/Summer 2025 ready-to-wear collection at the Grand Palais, reopened after a multi-year restoration that Chanel helped fund. Becky Armstrong was in the audience. GRAZIA Singapore, which had put her on its cover, flagged her among the show’s front row.
The collection was an ode to freedom and lightness. Models walked through a towering open birdcage, a nod to a decorative piece from Gabrielle Chanel’s own apartment, in flowing chiffon capes, slit skirts, wide-leg trousers and feather-printed trench coats.
That week she also attended the Paris Opera’s opening-season ballet gala in Chanel. By March 2025 Chanel had named her a house ambassador, the first Thai actress to hold the role. Her Chanel story continues on the Chanel House Ambassador page and her fashion career page, with her magazine covers and features and press coverage collected separately.
For how her later Chanel shows performed with fans in the US and worldwide, see the Chanel Paris Fashion Week SS26 page and the rest of our global highlights.
- Chanel Spring/Summer 2025, Grand Palais1 October 2024 · this page
- Paris Opera ballet gala, in Chanel3 October 2024
- Chanel Métiers d’Art, Hangzhou4 December 2024
- Named Chanel house ambassadorMarch 2025
Sources
Chanel Spring/Summer 2025 sources
Press coverage from the show.
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